As winter arrives, Canada is covered in pristine white snow. Many new immigrants who have just arrived in Canada may not know where to go due to their unfamiliarity with the environment and the cold weather. In fact, Canada's winter has a unique and extraordinary charm. We have specially collected and organized the following 13 places for everyone to travel in Canada during the winter!
1.British Columbia
The fairytale ranch in the Selkirk Mountains—you can take a helicopter to the beautiful Alpine Club of Canada cabin located on the hillside, which even features a steam room.
2.Alberta
The swing in Banff—the swing is hung between two large trees on the side of a mountain peak; whether in winter or summer, this is a quite thrilling activity.
3.Saskatchewan
Big River area—go for a polar bear-style winter swim in the Big River, or enjoy sledding, snowmobiling, and ice fishing.
4.Manitoba
The shallows of Hudson Bay—watch polar bears on the Churchill River; their joyful play with antlers is as happy as a cat smelling catnip.
5.Ontario
Sky skating in Providence Bay—experience pond hockey on Lake Huron, which freezes into glass, and enjoy a magical winter day here.
6.Quebec
Icebergs near Aupaluk, Ungava Bay—surrounded by icebergs north of Aupaluk in Ungava Bay, watch the beautiful soft hues in the sky at sunset.
7.New Brunswick
Better sledding spots in Saint John—every year, hundreds of people come to the Saint John airport to test their new sleds on the famous sledding slopes. When weather conditions permit, the feeling of sliding down from a height of 60-90 meters is quite thrilling.
8.Nova Scotia
Cow Bay winter surfing—experience winter surfing in Nova Scotia and ride the waves in the northeastern part of the province.
9.Prince Edward Island
Blooming Point—enjoy a snowshoe walk under the winter sun near Tracadie Bay.
10.Newfoundland and Labrador
Codroy Valley—admire the breathtaking mountain ranges.
11.Yukon
Yukon River in Whitehorse—the Yukon River is set against a backdrop of tranquil mountains.
12.Northwest Territories
Igloo Church in Inuvik—located within the Arctic Circle, Inuvik and the Beaufort Delta region are defined by this famous northern domed church. The church brings a touch of warmth to the spectacular and beautiful local winter.
13.Nunavut
Cape Dorset—known as the most artistic region in Canada, it is called the "Inuit Art Capital," with 22 percent of the local workforce employed in the arts.
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